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16 Vietnam's Su-30MK2 Will be Transfered Before the End of 2011
03 November 2011

Combat system of Vietnam's Su-30MK2 similar to the Malaysia's Su-30MKM (photo : Knaapo)

Russian Su-30MK2 delivery schedule for Vietnam

Kanwa Journal said, eight Su-30MK2 (purchased in 2009) and 12 units (purchased in 2010) will be produced and provided to Vietnam under the plan.

According to the magazine, to the end of the month 6 / 2011, Vietnam received four Su-30MK2 of 20 units ordered in the two previous contracts.

Thus, the remaining 16 aircraft Su-30MK2 not yet delivered, and the Sukhoi company said it would transfer to Vietnam before the end of 2011.

Kanwa also led a number of sources close to the Russian Defense Ministry said, "as required by the Vietnam Ministry of Defense, in the new fighter Su-30MK2 will be some changes, including the combat system Su-30MK2 aircraft similar to the combat system is mounted on Su-30MKM ".

Vietnam Air Force is equipped with one of the most modern aircraft Su-27/30 in the ASEAN region.

Su-30MK2 is a modern combat aircraft in the Air Force personnel in Vietnam.

"We are considering opening the Sukhoi maintenance center in Vietnam, and this issue is being negotiated," Kanwa leading industry sources said Russian defense industry.

Vietnam has experienced the use of combat aircraft Su-27SK and has a long history of exploitation of Su-22 aircraft, so the establishment of a center's service in Vietnam Sukhoi is not a problem important, "the source said. Normally, the aircraft Sukhoi Su-30MK2 will be one year warranty, magazine Kanwa said.


Indirect sources also pointed out that Vietnam needs additional Su-30 aircraft. Currently, Vietnam Air Force has 120 aircraft and over 100 Su-22 MiG-21. So, with 20 Su-30MK2 (received 4 units), 4 and 12 Su-30MKV the Su-27SK/UBK is not sufficient to meet demand "straight up modern" Vietnam Air Force .

The source added that, "we are calling on other countries, including Vietnam buy the upgraded variant better than airplanes Sukhoi Su-30MK2 and so are planning to export Su-35 , so the number of Su-30MK2 exports will be reduced gradually, and to save costs for the production line.

"Compared to the Su-30MK2 aircraft equipped to Vietnam, China and Indonesia (as well as Russia and Venezuela), Su-30MKI aircraft are manufactured for India, Algeria and Malaysia are likely to perform more tasks.
DEFENSE STUDIES: 16 Vietnam's Su-30MK2 Will be Transfered Before the End of 2011
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"We are considering opening the Sukhoi maintenance center in Vietnam, and this issue is being negotiated," Kanwa leading industry sources said Russian defense industry.

Vietnam has experienced the use of combat aircraft Su-27SK and has a long history of exploitation of Su-22 aircraft, so the establishment of a center's service in Vietnam Sukhoi is not a problem important, "the source said. Normally, the aircraft Sukhoi Su-30MK2 will be one year warranty, magazine Kanwa said.
South Emperor is on the way back to glory :cool:
 
Once day Vietnam will order 150 more and what China will do besides dancing topless? :D :D :D :D
 
Whatever you got spanked by us. And every was happy about it.
Oh I thought your got spanked by our women :lol:
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Vietnam Receives New Patrol Boats from Russia

October 25, 2011: Vietnam has accepted two Project 10412 patrol ships built in Russia by Almaz Shipbuilding. The boats are export versions of the Project 10410 Svetlyak patrol ship developed by Almaz Design Bureau in late 80′s for Soviet KGB Coast Guard. The Vietnamese Navy already operate two boats of this type, delivered in 2002. Two additional vessels are under production at JSC Vostochnaya Verf in Vladivostok, slated for completion by 2012. Vietnam is seeking to strengthen its control of certain disputed areas in the South China Sea, particularly, near Spratly Archipelago and Paracel Islands, where fishery areas, oil and gas reserves exist.
Asia Pacific Defense Update - October 26, 2011 | Defense Update
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Google translate :D

Vietnam bought the second batch of Russian frigate "Gepard 3.9"


Vietnam has concluded with the "Rosoboronexport" contract to supply additional lot of two frigates of Project "Gepard 3.9". On this, as reports "Interfax" , said Deputy Director for Foreign dyaetelnosti Zelenodolsk Plant named after Gorky, Sergei Rudenko. According to him, if in the construction of the first two ships for the Vietnam emphasis was placed on Missiles, the latter will be "with anti-specifics."
Vietnam became the first two frigates of "Cheetah 3.9" in 2006, the last ship of the country received in March 2011. As part of the country's naval ships were named "Dinh Tien Hoang," and "Lee Thay fact." Displacement of the frigates is 2.1 tons. The ship is armed with antiship missiles, 76,2 mm gun mounts and two 30 mm guns. On the deck, "Cheetah" provides a platform for helicopter Ka-28 or Ka-31.

Over the past few years, Vietnam has concluded with Russia a number of contracts for the supply of surface ships and submarines for the Navy. In particular, in 2005, 12 boats were purchased by the project 12418, licensed assembled in Vietnam began in fall 2010. In 2009, Vietnam gained in Russia six diesel-electric submarines of Project 636 "Varshavyanka" for $ 1.8 billion. In addition, in April 2011 with Vietnam reached agreement on supply of spare parts and tools required for maintenance of marine equipment.
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So, we will have 2 more "Gepard 3.9" , we will totaly have four. Those two will be built in Russia instead of VN bcz we're building ten MOLNIYA Missile Corvette in VietNam .
 

haha so you think buying a lots of those shitty stuffs from your great grandfather russian will help you invincible under any wars with China!? :lol: lol I do hope your whole country will be a boyish though like you so I have a great play to see in the future: "The massacre of South China Sea" writed & directed by PLA! :lol:

VN marine new uniforms :cool:
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those clowns will be crush to pieces at the first wave by Chinese rockets!
 
South Emperor is on the way back to glory :cool:

And South Emperor is the best you will ever be. Don't even hope to expand to become Asian emperor, you'll just invite all 1.4 billion Chinese to fall off their chairs laughing.
 
Vietnam prepares for intruders in S. China Sea
Robert Karniol
The Straits Times
Publication Date : 09-01-2012
Vietnam is taking a page from China's strategic playbook to better protect its territorial claims in the disputed South China Sea. Observers have long understood that the cross-Taiwan Strait military balance would begin tipping in China's favour around now, and that Beijing is pursuing broader security interests beyond this longstanding contest with Taiwan.

But its strategic ambitions require China to have military capabilities that could counter any challenge by the United States.

Together with a broad-based modernisation of the People's Liberation Army (PLA) and a strengthening of its nuclear deterrent, China initially addressed this problem through its asymmetric "assassin's mace" strategy.

Rather than seeking to match Washington's extensive arsenal, Beijing looked to undermine its effectiveness - for example, through the development of anti-satellite weapons.

This approach has now been refined through a concept known as anti- access/area denial (A2/AD), which involves establishing maritime exclusion zones that considerably complicate offensive operations. With this, China is clearly targeting the potential involvement of American aircraft carrier battle groups in any conflict over Taiwan.

The clearest illustration of this strategy involves ongoing efforts by the PLA to develop the DF-21D anti-ship ballistic missile, whose promised range exceeds 1,500km. This could significantly affect US naval operations in the Asia-Pacific region - and any naval ambitions of China's Asian neighbours.

But A2/AD involves more than any single weapon, as a recent article in American Interest magazine explained:

"China's military is acquiring extended-range, precision-guided ballistic and supersonic cruise missiles to target US and allied ports, airbases and aircraft carriers, making it much more difficult to deploy forces and conduct air strikes," wrote Mr Jim Thomas of the Centre for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments.

"It is building up its integrated air defence network to locate and attack all but the stealthiest approaching aircraft. Its burgeoning fleet of submarines is intended to hunt down US and allied surface ships.

"China's anti-ship cruise missile batteries can fend off an approaching amphibious force. China has also demonstrated the ability to hold US low-earth orbit satellites at risk (and) it has also established a Fourth Department of the PLA dedicated to conducting offensive cyber network attacks.

"Together, these capabilities enable China to backstop its growing diplomatic assertiveness with an increasingly expansive and credible 'keep-out zone', within which it will be far more difficult for US forces to operate."

Mr Thomas argues that Washington's response must include support allowing its friends and allies in the region to develop their own A2/AD capabilities.

But, irrespective of US policy, this is something Hanoi has already figured out.

Like China, Vietnam faces the same dilemma in seeking to counter a potential adversary of superior military capability.

Hanoi's acquisitions of the Su-30MK multi-role fighter and the Gepard-class frigate are indicative of its A2/AD effort. Rather than looking at the numbers involved, consider the armament.

The fighter's weapons fit is thought to include the Kh-59MK anti-ship cruise missile which has a 115km range, while the frigate carries the Kh-35E anti-ship missile. The latter has an operational range of 130km and can attack vessels of up to 5,000 tonnes.

Hanoi's outstanding order for six Kilo- class submarines fits significantly into this mix as well. The weapons fit is expected to include the sea-skimming 3M-54 Klub anti-ship missile, ranging up to 300km.

Meanwhile, land-based coastal defence has recently been strengthened through the Extended Range Artillery Munition obtained from Israel, a short-range ballistic missile effective beyond 150km, while air defence capabilities were bolstered by three sophisticated Vera passive radiolocators from the Czech Republic. Washington initially blocked the Vera sale but later reversed its decision.

These and similar initiatives show that Vietnam would be no pushover were the PLA to try seizing the South China Sea. Mirroring Beijing's A2/AD strategy, Hanoi is introducing capabilities that threaten to make any Chinese adventurism there more complex and more costly than a simple comparison of air and naval assets suggests.

Vietnamese military planners, with decades of combat experience behind them, have reached this solution themselves. But Mr Thomas, in his article for American Interest, comes to a similar conclusion.

"The most important shift the United States needs to make is to become a systemic enabler of a more distributed network of allied defences," he wrote. "Rather than designing military systems principally to arm US forces, America must help allies build their own anti-access capabilities."

Japan is among those already considering how it might proceed. But beyond that, one analyst told The Straits Times: "There is a clear trend emerging."
It seemd that VN having 3 Vera Mobile Long-range Passive Surveillance Systems , that can detect Stealth aircraft and Israel missile too
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With an eye apparently fixed on strengthening its defensive posture in the disputed Spratly Islands, Vietnam is in the final stages of negotiating the purchase from Israel of a new short-range ballistic missile (SRBM) system. The deal, sources told The Straits Times, could be concluded by the end of this month - and would be Israel's first sale to Vietnam of a lethal system.

The SRBM under discussion is called the Extended Range Artillery Munition, or Extra. It was jointly developed by Israel Military Industries and the MLM Systems Division of Israel Aircraft Industries (IAI), and was publicly unveiled at the 2005 Paris Air Show.

'Extra munitions have a range in excess of 150km and carry a 125kg warhead,' IAI states on its website, adding that they have a circular error of probability (CEP) of about 10m
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Effectiveness also involves cost and destructive power. Vietnam's price for an Extra projectile is not yet known but its destructive power is greater than Singapore's US-made High Mobility Artillery Rocket System, or Himars. The Extra has a 125kg warhead and the Himars a 90kg warhead on its most advanced projectile, the M31.
Vietnam bolstering Spratlys firepower
 
Vietnam test successfully Indigenous portable grenade launcher

Gun weighs 6.3 kg; revolvers contain up to 6 rounds, firing rate 18 rounds per minute, loader can automatically after each shot. Guns can use 40mm ammunition as the M406 bullet damage, fire smoke M79T.
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